j Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, January 16, 1957
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section' 2 Pare 1
Saxons Win 5th Straight; Big One Friday
Milwaukie Handed
Setback by 64-48
South to Play at
; North Salem
Next
i By JOHN HARVEY
Capital Journal Sports Writer
The South Salem Saxons won
their fifth straight game Tuesday
night by walloping Milwaukie 64-48
at South Salem and now look for
ward to the Friday night district
game with North Salem.
The Friday night contest will
be the first counting game between
the two teams after the crosstown
schools split a pair of December
tilts.
Hon Kussetl and Dan Moore, the
two point making machines for the
Saxons, were both running at high
efficiency with Russell getting 21
points again while Moore was
cutting in 16.
, The Mustangs, coached by
George Crandall, went into the
game with a 6-2 record, but Bob
Trelstad bottled up 5-6 Con Pek
kola, the Mustangs' leading scorer,
and the visitors didn't have a
chance. Fekkola had only" four
points.
Close at 18-17
Cal Tichenor, a 6-3 transfer from
Klamath Falls, opened the scoring
for Milwaukie with a long one
bander, but Ed Lewis came back
with a bucket and Moore put in
a jump shot and a layin to give
me saxons tne ieaa ior ine rest
Of the night.
Trelstad put in three onehanders
, rom outside in the last 90 seconds
' of the quarter to keep South in
front, 16-12.
Milwaukie cut the score to 18-17,
but Russell and Moore scored
(even straight points to make it
25-17. Milwaukie scored five points
in the final 30 seconds of the half
to make the halftime score 32-29
in favor of the Saxons.
Tom Giddings brought the Mus
tangs within a point by hitting
on a jump shot, but Russell went
berserk, getting 11 points in 2:36
to put the Saxons safely in the
lead. South led S3-42 at the start
of the final period and kept pulling
away gradually.
Russell missed a free throw early
in the fourth period to break a
string of 24 straight that extended
back for four games.
Out-Rebound Visitors
The Saxons, although shorter,
outrebounded the visitors by get
ting 29 rebounds to 24 for Mil
waukie. Milwaukie outshot the
Saxons from the floor, hitting on
18 of 30 for a .462 average. The
Saxons had a .433 average, con
necting on 26 of 60.
The South Salem junior varsity
were edged 35-34 in the prelimi
nary game by the Milwaukie JV s.
The loss broke a four game win
ning streak. Jerome Goertzen led
the losers as usual with 12.
Saxont (64) MuiUngi (48)
(I It Dt tO If It Dt tp
Lewis 1 0 3 2 Tichenor 5 2 16
Moore 8 0 1 16 Yost 2 2 14
Russell 7 7 121 Giddngs 3 0 16
r,Hin - 2 2 3 6 Pekkola 2 0 14
Trelstad 4 0 2 8 Lombrd 0 0 2 0
Brunette 0 0 0 0 Lundeu 0 o 0 u
Riirrec 0 0 5 0 Sent! 112
And'rson 10 12 Landls 0 0 0 0
Rnhincn 0 10 1 Flanner 0 10
Watkins 12 14 Schn'bel 12 14
Thmnsn 2 0 3 4 Hart .001
Scott 0 0 10 Belecz 0 0 0 0
Totals 26 12 16 64 Totals 18 12 12 41
vmn throws missed Mustang. 10:
Saxons 5. Officials: John Kolb and
Al Llghtner.
Mustant JV (35)
Woolworth 4 T
Bremmer (2) T
Martin 10) C
BaUew (7) O
Bottemiller (3) G
(34) Saxon JV
(7j Brown
(4) Johnson
(0) Cataba
(7) Hartman
(12) Goertzen
Reserves scoring: Mustangs Wolf
2. AlhriEht 2. Bell 8. Busby S. Ed-
mundson 2. Saxons Both 2. Gisler 2.
Officials: Dick Jones and John Kolb.
Brenner Due to Tell
His Decision Today
Saxon, Mustang Clash in Mid-Air
3"
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Albany Edges Dallas, 5245
ALBANY (Special) With de
pendable Buz Witfcrt and John
Wilson showing the way, the high
geared Albany Bulldogs sneaked
past the rugged Dallas Dragons,
52-45, in a non-conference basket
ball game here Tuesday night.
Wilfcrt and Wilson hit 15 points
apiece to pace the Bulldogs. John
(Sign Here) Henry led his Dragon
mates with a similar total.
The Dallas Jayvees won the curtain-raiser,
25-19.
Dallas (43) (32) Albany
Claus I10 r (14t Close
Marsters (0) F (61 Prohaska
Henry (131 C (131 WHfert
Parsons 141 G 1151 Wilson
Bernler 141 G (01 Rnhrbaugh
Reserve scoring. Dallas. Fast 4).
McBee (21, Nash (2). Albany, Mullen
121.
This collision between South Salem's Don Wat
kins (5) and Milwoukie's Dick Schneibel was
only a small part of what the Saxons had to go
through to win a non-league game at South Tues
day night. Watkins missed the basket and was
dumped on the floor by the crash, with Mustang
Fay Landls, (24) coming In to grab the ball. South
took its fifth straight victory, 64-48, (Capital Jour
nal Photo by Jerry Claussen)
Basketball Scores
; Salem Senator
Managership
At Stake
A call from Seattle at noon to
day was expected to Inform the
Salem Senators' operating com
mittee about whether it has hired
a combination field manager and
business manager.
Bill Brenner, Interviewed
Tuesday afternoon for the open
positions, was to call George
Paulus, committee chairman,
about his decision.
Brenner Is the one wanted
most from a list of 10 applicants
and the only one to be inter
viewed so far. He was a pitch
ing coach for the Seattle Rain-
lers last season, finishing the
season as manager when Luke
Sewcll was fired.'
He played or managed Bcl
lingham, Lewlston and Vancou
ver in the old Western Interna
tional league as pitcher or
catcher, winning 21 games in
1952 with the Broncs, 22 in 1953
with the Broncs and 21 In 1954
with Vancouver.
Brenner also was mentioned as
a prospect for the job at We
natchee. The Salem position
would be year-around work.
Millers Lose
To Corvallis
CORVALLIS (Special) The Cor
vallis High Spartans, flashing
balanced scoring attack, defeated
the Springfield High Millers, 63-57,
in a non-league basketball game
here Tuesday night.
Corvallis trailed 30-32 at the half,
but rallied to cop the win in the
final canto.
Bruce Fleming hit 16 tallies for
the winners, but yielded game
honors to Springfield's Wally
Knecht's 19.
The Miller Bees won the opener,
43-39.
Springfield (37) (63) Corvallis
Mannila 12) F (13) Hunter
Herman (4) F (2) McCutcheon
KnechtdJlt C (16) Fleming
Wendel(13) G 16) Younger
Blunders (151 G (12) Gultedge
Reserves scoring: Springfield
Prociw 4. Corvallis Marsh 3, Watkins
6. Coleman 3.
Brown Hits
27 as Foxes
Beat Canby
SILVERTON (Special) With
versatile Rex Brown chipping in
with 27 points, the Silverton Foxes
eased bv the Canby Cougars, 53-13,
in a non-league basketball game
here Tuesday night.
Brown's total was good for game
honors. Clarence (Nobody's) Dar
ling connected for 12 Jo top the
losers.
Silverton owned a 25-18 halftime
lead.
Silverton also swept the Jayvee
opener by a narrow 38-37 count.
CaabT (4J) (33) Silverton
D. Darling (8) T 1J1 KoiU
Zachow (9) T 16) Meland
Martin (61 C (27) Brown
C. Darling (12) G (!) Weeks
Peters 2 G (2i Kuenzl
Reserves scoring: Canby Inlow 6.
Anderson 2. Silverton Lvnch 2.
Renback J. Ohren 2. Zetterberg 2.
Officials Beard and Donavon.
Serra Braces
To Nip Saints
Sabers Seize 49-37
Win After Losing
Early Lead
St. Boniface put on a tremendous
third-quarter drive but wilted in
the stretch as the Serra Sabers
raced to a 49-37 non-conference
basketball victory Tuesday night at
St. Joseph s gymnasium.
Behind 22-13 at the end of the
half, the Saints of Sublimity tight
ened their defense and unleashed
their offense to earn a 27-27 tie
shortly before the end of the third
quarter.
But Serra's high-scoring Denny
Frank popped home a field goal
to give the Sabers a 29-27 bulge at
the period s end, and his team took
up the cudgels from there, pouring
in 20 points in the final quarter.
St. Boniface was limited to ten
points in the last period.
mil Hamilton led tne winners
fourth-quarter surge and netted 11
points for the game. High-scoring
honors were divided by t rank and
Tom Christiansen of the Saints.
each of whom had 13.
Joe Moorman and Jim McDonald
tallied 11 points each to lead the
Serra Jayvees to an easy 58-29 win
over St. Boniface in the prelim
inary game.
St. Ronifirr (31) (49) Serra
fs rt pf to fn ft pf tp
Wolf 0 3 2 3 Neubrer 15 2 7
Meier 2 0 3 4 Hamiltn 4 3 2 11
Chrstnsn 4 5 3 13 G Grptrg 14 2 6
Heubrirr 3 0 3 6 Entire 3 0 11
Si 1 hern el 3 0 3 6 Frank 6 1 3 13
Blades 0 111 Guzman 0 0 3 0
Gerspchr 1 2 0 4 Luke 0 0 0 0
. Zieim.kl 2 0 0 4
T.Grptrg 10 12
Total 13 11 15 37 Total 18 13 14 49
Free throws missed : St. Bontface
10. Serra 17. Halftime score: St. Boni
face 1.1. Serra 22. Officials: de Loretto
and Henane.
OREGON PKEP RESULTS
South Salem 64, MHwauklt 48
Albany 52. Dallas 45
Serra 49, Sublimity 37
Silverton 53. Canby 43
Oregon Dear School 49, St. Paul 42
Falls City 48, Chemawa 48
MacLaren 46, Scio 44
Willamina 54, Yamhill 33
Sheridan 56. Amity 40
Sherwood 61, Philomath 45
Davton 57, Banks 33
Gaston 49, Perrydale 29
Corvallis 63, Springfield 51
McMinnville 47. Tigard 41
Santiam 58, Shedd 39
Harrisburg 46. Jefferson 45
Colton 69. Brownsville 49
Hood River 54. Wy'East 39,
Scappoose 51, Vernonia 48,
Florence 5ff, Mapleton 48.
Rainier 60. Clatskanle 69.
Newport 61. Taft 54.
St. Helens 51, Newberg 44
Waldport 53, Toledo 49.
Nehalem 56, Neahkahnie 40.
Knappa 55. Warrenton 54.
West Linn 60, Oswego 43.
Forest Grove 39. Oregon City 33.
A loo id Stint 1.1
Star of the Sea (Astoria) 56, Seaside
jvs za.
Crejiwell 35. Cottage Grove 33
Invprttmet
St. Francis 43. Willamette 41 (both
Eugene) (overtime)
Coburg 71. Westfir 41
Lorane 55, Crow 38
Lowell 46, Triangle Lake 28
Drain 50, Yoncalla 42
PORTLAND LEAGUE
Grant 54. Roosevelt 48.
Washington 59, Jefferson 54.
Lincoln 53. Benton 50.
Cleveland 64, Wilson 39.
COLLEGE RESULTS
Washington aiaie (J. inano u
Fresno Stale 79. San Jose State 75
(overtime)
St. Martin's 63, Western Washington
62
Gonzaga 76, Whitworth 73.
Miami tO.) 89. Ohio University 77.
North Carolnia 83, N. Carolina
State 57.
virsinin 7fl Smith Carol na 73.
Notre Dame 86, Michigan State 76.
Bavlor Hi, lexas a m 90.
Duquesne 76. De Paul 70.
Rntithcm Methodist 59. Bice 57.
Richmond 70, G-eorge Washington
57.
Three Bearcats Top
100-Points So Far
Cascade JV Whips
North Salem Sophs
Scoring honors were divided be
tween individual stars on the two
teams, but Cascade's junior var
sity used its all-around strength to
good advantage to capture a 41-33
basketball victory over the North
Salem sophomores Tuesday on the
losers' court.
Gene Gilbertson of North Salem
and Ron Younger ot Cascade tied
lor scoring honors ith 13 points
each.
Canby Malmen
Rip Oregon City
CANBY (Special) The Canby
Cougar wrestling team defeated
their Oregon City High school
counterparts, 43-15, in a non-conference
mat match here Tuesday.
Individual results:
97. Pete Berker let drew with
Dennli Karllck (OC): 1"V Paul
LaFre C pin: 114, Jack Blffe (Cl
fcrfen. 122. Dave Anderson ICi.
dec : 129. Don Rice I C , dec; P3.
Bruce Martin IOC) dec: 140. Oa-y
Padrla iOCI pin: 1,7, raul crawioro
tCi p;n: 15. Barry Schneider
pin: Dave Schneider (Cl ntf.-
177. Fred Utter (Ct pin: 190. Carl
Conley 'Cl pin; heavyweight, Bo'j
Happ (OCi pin.
Hoy Ranks High;
Pacific Next
Opponent
Three Willamette university
basketball players are above the
100-pomt mark for the lirst 10
games, according to statistics re
leased today by Coach John Lewis.
Don Hoy has a king-sized grasp
on honors in four departments.
The senior guard from Newberg
has 138 points for first place, is
second in rebounds with 101, is
second in free throw accuracy
among the regulars, .845 and sec
ond in field goal accuracy among
the first tcamers, .378.
Willamette, splitting its first
Northwest conference scries with
Linfield, will go into action again
Friday night at home against Pa
cific, then will return the favor
by playing at Pacific Saturday.
Neil Causbie, seven inches taller
than Hoy, Is second with 121 points
and has claimed the most re
bounds, 164. The senior center has
attempted the most field goals,
170.
Eagle-eyed Eddie Grossen-
bacher. freshman guard from Mil
waukie, holds the best free throw
mark with a smart 30 out of 34
(.883). He has scored 112. Keith
Driver, reserve guard, actually
has the best chanty percentage,
10 for 10.
As a team, Willamette, with t
6-4 record, has a per-game aver
age of 69.3 compared to opponents'
66.5. Opponents have been out-
shooting the Bearcats from the
floor, .350 to .348, but Willamette
free throw shooting is tops, .725
to .624. Personal fouls are about
even, 180 to 181.
Individual statistics:
North Salem
Delays Game
North Salem earned a rest tues-
day night when its basketball game
at Beaverton was postponed be
cause of icy roads in the Port
land area.
Clay Egelston, athletic director,
said it will be made up Jan. 29,
an ooen Tuesday night.
Last night found two viRings ill
with the flu Jim Litchfield and
Val Barnes and another needing
rest for a foot injury Dennis Mc
Kee. This had no bearing on the
postponement, Egelston added.
North's next game is here Friday
night against South Salem, an lm
portant 8 A-l battle.
Willamette J V
To Play Tonight
With Clark Juco
The Willamette university junior
varsity basketball team will try to
win its fifth game at 8 p.m. today
against Clark Junior college. The
game will be played in the Hud
son's Bay high school gym at Van
couver, Wash.
Coach Jerry Long's greenies
have lost only to the Surroz Mo
tors Ramblers, current leaders in
the Salem City league, by two
points.
Long said his starting lineup will
be as follows:
F o r w a r d Larry Lynn, from
Washington high school, Portland.
Forward Leon Nilsen, Sandy.
Center Lee Weaver, North Sa
lem. Guard Bob Tom. North Salem.
Guard Dick Walsborn, Seaside.
WaLsborn is the only sophomore.
Others are freshman.
SBC Will Host
Hot Stove Grid
League Tonight
The "hot stove" football
league argument over whether
Iowa was too good or Oregon
State was particularly bad In
the New Year'g Day Rose Bowl
game may be renewed tonight
during the first 19S7 meeting of
the Salem Breakfast Club.
Color motion picture of the
clash, won by Iowa 3519, will be
shown at the Senator Hotel fol
lowing smorgasbord dinner at 7
p.m. John Eggcrs, athletic news
bureau director at Oregon State,
will narrate the film.
Eggers also will speak on the
game, as will Oregon Journal
sports editor George Pasero and
Oregon Statesman sports editor
Al Lightner.
Any men In this area, whether
members of the club or not, may
attend the meeting, and tickets
will be on sale at the lobby
desk of the hotel.
This will be the first Oregon
showing of the Rose Bowl game
films.
Hoy.
Causbie, e
Grossenbacher, g
Tavlor, g
Backlund, f
Thompson, t
Hartley. (
Ziegelman, g
jnnni, c
Holt, f
Driver, g
Watanabe,
Opponents
TG FT HEB TP
42 54 101 1
82 17 1A4 121
41 3D 11 112
29 27 26 85
2S 21 64 77
15 20 41
J7 20 Z.t
237 210 494
341 173 474 (65 I
Jeff, Roosevelt,
Benson Deadlock
For PIL Lead
PORTLAND HI Two i fie 10
top high school basketball j earns
in the state were upset in Port
land League play Tuesday, mak
ing a three-way tie for first place
in that league with two other
teams only a half-game behind.
Benson, ranked No. 3 in the
first Associated Press poll of the
season, was spilled by Lincoln,
53-50. Jefferson, ranked No. 6 in
the state, was downed by Wash
ington, 59-54.
That left Jefferson, Roosevelt
and Benson deadlocked at 3-1.
Lincoln and Grant are close be
hind at 2-1.
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